Examples of Hemophiliac HCV Plan in a sentence
Although the hourly rate payable in respect of loss of services in the home is expressed at$12 per hour (1999 dollars) under the Transfused HCV Plan and the Hemophiliac HCV Plan and as $16.15 per hour (2014 dollars) for the special distribution benefits under the 2016 Allocation Orders and the HCV Late Claims Benefit Plan, in all cases the hourly rate payable is indexed to the dollar value at the time the payment is actually made.
An amount not to exceed $5,000 to reimburse uninsured funeral expenses may be payable to the Approved HCV Personal Representative or Approved Late Claim HCV Personal Representative on behalf of the estate of the HCV Infected Person who has died, pursuant to section 5.01(2) of the Transfused HCV Plan or the Hemophiliac HCV Plan.
The Transfused HCV Plan and the Hemophiliac HCV Plan provide for a maximum recovery of 20 hours per week of loss of services in the home and the special distribution benefits under the 2016 Allocation Orders provide for a maximum recovery of 2 additional hours.
In keeping with the directions of the Courts, this HCV Late Claims Benefit Plan is intended to provide benefits to Approved Late Claim Class Members that are not better or different than the benefits provided to Approved Transfused/Hemophiliac Plan Class Members under the Settlement Agreement by means of the Transfused HCV Plan, the Hemophiliac HCV Plan and the HCV Special Distribution Benefits.
If the courts do not make an order permitting such re-elections, than this proposed amendment is moot.2This proposed amendment corresponds with the Joint Committee’s proposal to allow class members to reverse an election made pursuant to s.4.08 of the Hemophiliac HCV Plan or s.4.08(Hemo) of the HCV Late Claims Benefit Plan.
When the Settlement Agreement was approved, the courts ordered that persons with Thalassemia Major would be subjected to the proof requirements and benefits under the Hemophiliac HCV Plan except section 4.01(5) of that Plan.
Subject to certain specified exceptions in the Transfused HCV Plan and the Hemophiliac HCV Plan established by the Settlement Agreement and in the court approved protocols implemented for those plans, Transfused/Hemophiliac Plan Claims by Class Members were to be made on or before June 30, 2010.
Currently, there are 13 court approved protocols which provide direction to the Administrator on reviewing and assessing the claims brought pursuant to the Transfused HCV Plan and the Hemophiliac HCV Plan.
The existing court approved protocols were drafted at different times and they do not all use a consistent style nor always make use of the definitions in the Settlement Agreement, the Transfused HCV Plan and the Hemophiliac HCV Plan.
Strosberg, Q.C., counsel in action 98-CV-141369 and one of the Ontario court-appointed members of the Joint Committee, with all aspects of this action and the implementation and ongoing supervision of the 1986-1990 Hepatitis C Settlement Agreement including the Transfused HCV Plan and the Hemophiliac HCV Plan.